Church Notices No Sunday School or Services On Sundays
There will be no Sunday school or church services on Sundays August 15 and 22. Services will resume Sunday August 29.
12 Aug 1948
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1948
Page
1
There will be no Sunday school or church services on Sundays August 15 and 22. Services will resume Sunday August 29.
Church school at 10 a.m. with Charles Grace as assistant superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a.m. at the usual church.
Divine worship at 9 a m with Sunday school after the morning service. The Iowa West Lutheran church meeting will be held at Camp Sunday evening. Louie Kroil official representative of the congregation. The message is a Christian comfort message. St Pauls Lutheran invites you.
Henry Osen pastor leads Mount Olive Baptist Church with Bible school at 10:00 a m worship at 11:00 a m and evening devotions with sermon at 7:00 p m all are invited to join us if not worshipping elsewhere
Neocomern worship and church school observe confirmation rites. A public examination is scheduled at 33 m. at the Lutheran church led by Pastor C. Philip Holmberg, inviting all parishioners to attend.
Trinity Lutheran Church in Alta invites participation in church school at 10 am and morning worship with confirmation at 12 pm. Holy Communion at 11 am. Friday features public examination of the confirmation class at 7? pm. Next Thursday Luther League at 8? pm with a sound airm. Baptism service planned for Sunday August 22 within morning worship. Outdoor primary service and program slated at Gustafson farm in August. Contributions from China Japan California and Florida noted with fruit tree receipt.
A home management expert advises safe methods to remove starch from an iron and prevent sticking. Use salt on paper to lift scorched starch, scrub with fine steel wool when iron cool, or rub with a moist cloth. Beeswax or paraffin on hot surfaces prevents sticking.
State Conservation Commission figures show hunting fishing and combination license sales in June 1948 totaled 546 656 15 dollars up from 434 829 75 in June 1947 an increase of 121 826 40. Fishing licenses rose strongly from 107 073 to 157 (incomplete data) and combination licenses rose from 106 753 to 123 664.
Iowa State College horticulturist Ed Cott warns that thick-necked onions store poorly while thin necks keep to spring if properly cured. Harvest with tops nearly died, row in wind, cover with paper or straw, cure until firm, store in cool dry places like barns, aim for about 30 degrees Fahrenheit. Use Yellow Glove onion strains for best storage.
P K Dederick devised a continuous form hay press in 1872 marking a notable advance in agricultural machinery. The invention improved hay baling efficiency and mechanized handling, influencing later press designs.
Mrs Ed Boer of Shelden learned she has three brothers living in Oregon Vermont and Massachusetts. The youngest of six, she was placed in an orphanage and later adopted. The brothers had kept track of each other through the years while missing the baby sister.
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